The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30

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Mathews and l.. A. Knowlton.
Mr.. F. W. Colcord who recently went into the
Photographic business in New Market, n. H., writes
that he has good opening. His many friends in
this city wish him success
Last week mention was made of an accident to
Mr. Charles II. Estes, at Bangor, brother of Mrs.
John Iiarris of this city. Mr. Estes died at Ban
gor, on Friday, aged A years.
Mr.. A. G. Sibley, of this city, is driving about
town 4 gold mounted cabriolet extension top p,se-
ton, made by Winsate, Simmons 4 Co.. of Union.
| 1t is Il very handsome vehicle.
On the evening of July 4th, Mr.. Charles r..
Coombs, Of this city, will give brilliant exhibit
tion of fire works frcm his cottage at Til'lcns
Pond. Those living in that vicinity will have free
exhibition.
The farm in East Northport owned by Capt. T..
+. Cunningham is offered for sale in to-day paper.
The buildings were burned short time ago, since
which time the owner has been in Massachusetts.
The farm Is an excellent one and should meet Il
ready sale
| TIE YACHT FLEET. kimbalfs yacht, the Jean
etc, is now fully rugged and ready FOR her sails.
She is an able looking craft. The Edna is at her
mooringS all ready for service. Webster has not
rugged his new yacht, but we hope soon to see her
under canvas. Hollis yacht the Willie Bray sank
at her moorinss III deep water tie other day ami
it was quite Il job to raise her.
MORRILL,. Oscar slower returned, home lat week
| from Il trip to Vermont, where lie has been can.
vissins for book for the past three months ....
Rev. Mr.. osgood held Il quarterly meeting at
the church Sunday evening, sermon based on LIST
with Mrs Jessie Frye, Montvinr, this THURSDAY
+. MI. Il. Mears. ESD has returned from I'll
| sojourn At Northport camrgrolud.
BuRSIAM. There viii be a celebration at Burn
ham July 4th. Over $50 has already been subsvrb.
ed and good time is expected Those from othc,
| towns are invited to come and enjoy the festvi
tiur. There Will he grove meeting in Whitney
grove, about three quarters of q mile from the vii
laee, beginning July 9th, and continuing over the
lth. The meeting will be conducted Hy the saliva
tionist.. Meetings are still kept ub each SUNDAY
| and Wednesday evening At the Ioi~.ba school
house ami much interest Is maintained. Ger
shom Twitcheli, who has been confined to his house
the most of the time 6urin.. the l,a>t winter and
spring, is now able to ride out.
SwANvlII.E. The reading of Mrs Alexander
sunday evening, was literally patronizcd, Il ford
ing the sabbath School quite Il sum with which IL
rcplcnshts library. She will give IL reading with
varied programme, accompanied by music, next
Thursday evening. Edwin Greedy is repairing
his barn Our fields and farmers smiling from
the influence of the recent rains DAY id Muody
and son left town Tuesday for Conway, y. H., 10
cut paving. lie was called home by the sickness,
of his wife who is much bcttcr....Mr Frank
q has bat in I, few
1.-The Ladies' Aid society will meet in the .sroy,
ON the shore of Swan Lake, ON Monday .Iulv .tir
where a picnic supper Will he cni"yc'l Those in
terc-ted are invited.
IsLE-BoKo. Tie measles havea widespread ci'
culation in town at present.. Capt. Hatch, %
Racket Nora, Is at home sick with heart disease
o. l.. beverage is preaching at the 2'i Baptis
church at present. hir, Bracket and wife leav,
to-day for Boston He viii return soon after tn,
18th, IN his new steam yacht. The hotel at Ky
der's cove will be opened in Il few weeks.,..
There have been quite number here Of late ittiu:
up their cottages for the summer ......Last week :
rams help"d the growing rrops..... Sailed Jun
18th, brig katahdlin, Hayes, for Sullivan to loaf
granite for New York; s,'h7. I.ura Porter and L
{. Pendlcton for Bangor to load for baltimore
Pavilion, Pen,llcton for New lurk, and Il humble
of coasters; 2Gth sailed sch. VIM. Flint Dodge, 70
Bangor.
L. NCoLNvIlLE. Mr. Samuel Waisworth ha
moved with lis family to Camden. Capt Flun
Wilson has gone to Boston, out of which port Ii,
will sail during the present yachting scaSon....
Mr.. W. L.. Hall has gone to Portland To take
course Of lessons i'll crayon por,raiurc.. VI IL
} Cora Hall has just returned from South Union
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soon go to Portland, where she has obtained en-
| roymcnt.... Mr.. Albert Young. Has graded hi
grounds in front of his house, greatly adding {
the appearance Of his premises. We notice sign
of prosperity among some of our ntighboiS, Il ne,
Lam having been built by each of the rollowin
gentlemen: +. II. Fernall, Allen Heal, Jane
Mahoney and William Brackctt.... This tow
has recently bought two road machines, which az
now doing fine work on the roads 1t is notice
able fact that in class of six just graduated from
the Camden IIiglschool, three were natives o
Lmconvie.... Miss Eta Mullen is at her hom
: in Iinconvile, for the summer vacation
TnoRNDlKE. Oar sunday school at johnson
Hall at the station h..a vary intnru sting ,lay sun
.ay. Goth inst. The hall was very beautifully o,3a
mented and was filled to its utmost capacity. III
address to the children by Rev. G.. g. shelton WA
very appropriate. He did not preach over thei
heads, but talked to them. The singing dialogue.
lecitatons and readings were all finely RENDERED
The children led in the singing, the bradford fam
ly filling prominent part Our Bible cl:tss excl
cises represented the marriage of the king'- son
and i'll connection, the kings supper rendered b.
four young girls. Especially interesting WAS tn
piece by SIX young girls telling what We are, :
followed by seven boys telling "What were goin
to be- 1t is proposed to have Il children
temperance day, with address, rectations. readin
and singing appropriate. our hope is with til
childrcn.....The rains of last week were inuc
needed. IIoeing Is about all done, and hayin
| Will bcgin next week. Grass in old fields is Yer
| light. They have been working the road ma
chine in the eastern part of the town with good IL
suits I'D. F. Heath has been quite sick but Is i'm
proving. Mrs. Heath is Visiting her brothers il
Bangor. Granville Watson arrived home las
week to attend his brothers funeral We ar
glad that w. II. SayWard WAS able to attend meet
Ing Sunday The moving machine agent is lock
Ing for the man who has got to have u new mac nc
| 1.-THE farmers are disposed to gct rid of thci
surplus hay...Mrs. Chas. Monroe of Scarspor
was in town visiting friends.
PROSPECT. Mrs. George Mudgctt of Edgartow!
NIulgett's last visit to Prospect was u years ago
! ,...o. b. Gray has got his artc-ian well and GOO,
| water. Tie we'll was bored II feet into the lc,lr1
with only three feet of earth top of the ledge
| .Miss Mary speed completed very successful
term of school, ending, with picnic, last week II
the Clark District Miss speed is thorough ii
school work and wins fresh l;,urels wherever >h,
goes Sanford Libbey is ut home from steamc
| Pcnobscot for Il short time. Mrs. Dadcm Kill
! man has been visiting her children in Natck, Pei
| ham and Waltham, Mass. Mrs. Clara Midget
| and her daughter Dency from Belfast visited Mrs
Margaret Mudgett last week. Miss Carrie +
Grant is visiting relatives in ST. George MIR
| Richard k.lman has been visiting his daughter
| Mrs. n. f. GIrrety, in Bangor. Mrs. Thomas
| TWi-S has arrived home from her visit to relative
| In Rockland. From days saving of cream l
lbs. and ID or. of butter were churncd from ON,
COW last week by Mrs. Albert Herman at Pros
pect Ferry. Mrs. Abbie Thompson has bee,
visiting her sister, Mrs. y. f. Garrety in Bangor
| ...Last week there was born to the wife Of Mr.
! Josiah Colson a daughter. DIR. Benjamin Coaol
and wife Of Belfast were in Prospect 10 see thci
first grandchild last week...J. +. Libby and wifi,
were visiting in Belfast last week :. one wceI
| from next Sunday the meetings will begin at til,
| village. Rev. S. L. IIanscom will preach ever,
other Sunday for the summer. =. A number OF on
t"wnsmen went to Belfast to see the trained horses
perform. Miss Elycna Grant, our skilled dress
maker, Is making the best fit ting suits in the atcs
style Mrs. Mary Smith has arrived home